New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
cases Deserving special legislation @) number 10
ceiye private ald.-M Mnton, Commander.

soldier sixty years OF age should be pensoned. whether
disabled not, II he months In active service
W. II. Fiesher. Al. D.. Commander.
Cora KAN July 81 am glad that you in favor OF
doing Justice 70 the veterans Our Post does not tnns
he enacted this Post would DO glsd-C g. Fazei'ine'
COMMANDER.
Post ti IL replying q. follows dyes 'S 0 Ys. 81 No
al Make the Government prove that claimant was not
sound when he enlisted (5) None.-M C. Peck Com
mapder.
Post % Geneva Neb, May 1s.-1) Yes, IL votes. C2)
Yes. 10 3; 50 20 Sl2 C3) No every vote t accept
limitation to Arrears. NJ. FilebrowE, Commander.
Post 10 Paris. Arb May 80. We; e., Yes Ss 81
Ill. C. Richie, Adjatant pro tenn
Post Mcpherson, AL any. Ore. April go Yes. SO
to g. (2l No action C3) MOB f. Tabler' Adjutant
o. Yes ~ Yes a. In favor OF widow drawing pension
IS long as she remains widow; give all the same
amount for the disability equalization OF bounty
All unanimous.-De Witt C. Bennett, Commander.
Post No o. Kiuery. Ne. May 9-Attendance at regn-
lar meeting was small and action would have been
consider the judg%e ut Of inc Fo: sy as
man disability disease In the service
5 None This state pays pensions to such a. served
who dependent on charity.-Moses A. sanord' ooia
mander
Pest &c. Idaho spng cO May vote sSoT rest st
against 81 No. unanimous az simple justice ~ Is al Dor
ask. t5) We do not allow veterans TO go 70 the TOUT
! nouse.-fT Elliott, Commander
Post Boyd Modale, Iowa. May sd Yes t20 Yes q.
! 81 No; unanimous Membership, 3O.-W s. Richards
Adjutant
Post No 34s West Alexander Penn, July 4-t1) Yes,
unanimously ~ Yes sl2 q, No; unanimously; We
r. was there but after spe ndins much time and money
we got him transferred TO the Homo at Hampton va
W. A. Barry, Adjutant
Griffith Post, Oelwen, Iowa-Unanimous for the De-
pen Gent Pension bill.-R. j. Young, AdJutant
Post 53s, Eau Claire: Peun;. May Present 20 men;
a. Yes (2 Yes Sl2 ~ No Every member voted as here
gven.-wliam b. sedwiok Commander.
Post $685. FrankInvile. Penn. April 23.-1) Yes. 40
votes, unanimous. C2l Yes 90 No, 40 votes-Henry
Schmidt, Adutant
John W. Patton Post springboro. Penn, April 25.-n)
Yes (2l Yes (3) No; unanimous. az No action 90
None We desire Congress to the dependent soldier
and drive the pension sharks into some honorable calling
j. W. Brtton. AdIutant.
Stevens Post Fayetteville Penn.April 27Q) Yes, %
in to be proof conclusive Of sound health at the time.
t5) H. partially wholly supported by charity-Milton
cep two ON not voting -; j Yes si2 81 no
out by G. a. BEEN H. HALEY, Commander.
Post l46, Napsnoch. ~ " April 2o-l Yes % Yes;
So two votes dissenting being Democrats VINO opposed
The County Superintendent Informs there are i've
Louis Champagne. Commander.
Blackstone Mass June l3.-T served three years and
severely wounded in the Wilderness | experienced
ali the horrors OF The sympathies OF the President
with the rebels and the South and MS VeOes cannot
be too strongly condemned.-S. q. w.
Post H. Carter Hsskins. Ohio. April 30-We voted at
g Yes ss Unanimous. 0 No iG to 2 a, Special
pension to ex prisoners Of war So according 10 dis
ability 81 Two.
Post 557. South Point Ohio NAV 2-Q) Yes. C2) Yes.
S.: treating all houorsbly discharged men alike t3l
No. "a Rseuaci the srrearage law tne most Just anu
reasonable bill passedJoseph t. Lewis, AUutant
Post 4Os ST. Clair Ohio. April 23.-Twenty-six pres
prisoners of should I've pensoned Literally at once
~ None; owing TO Ohio law.
Keyger, Ohio April 1o.-Our Post voted as follows:
o. Yes So; unanimously 90 No. ol -Four ia our
township
Powell Post. Fremont City. Ohio April 2G.-Present,
81. III Yes. t2) Yes; IS. 81 Mo- b. Hinton. AdJu-
tant
cludng Democrats and Prohibitonst. a. Yes 90
Not now. 81 No; unanimous a. Pension e1-prison-
ers. t5) None
Post Reeds. German Ohio April 29.-C) Yes. C2) Yes
IS. 81 No; unanimous.
Cook Post BellInore Ohio. April Esd No. t2l Yes
So. CD No. a. The Arrearsse bil.-Jesse Waltner
Commander.
Posi- 90. Bradner. Ohio April 25.-we are all members
OF Service r.psion Association witch includes some
OUTSIDE member ~ No. ao G5e1 Ns n y.r SSe
unanimous az Exact jusnce; Si5 monn aor r syeEy
Commander
Eric Post 3ll. Kansas. June I'D Yes. 81; not
voting. co Yes; 40 votes for 80 10 votes for 81;
for minors until ss 90 None four b. private charity
j. A. Wills. AGJutanL
CorreetioBvile. Iowa. July 49, Regular meeting,
the new Dependent Pensions bill. We opposed to
the vctoes Several bo have to be helped-J A. Bunn'
Post 4O4. Peussylvsnia.-p) Yes (2l Yes So TO sl2
81 We preera eral law In place OF passing private
pension bills ~ keenact the arrearsge bills g.
Forester. Commander
Post No g. Bridgeport. Conn., am strong advocate
OF Dependent Pension bill but Justice will never 10
done uuill Republic President Is elecied-AiDcrt j.
Clark Long Hill. Conn
elwell Post, Colfax. Ind-Thls Post fayors the new
Dependent Pension bill by % 10 o. Elijah sparks
AdjutAnt
bers ID Yes. SO 70 g. q, Yes sI2. 80 to l. 81 No.
unanimous. Total membership G2; and TINS may DO
taken the expression OF tho Posts >. BateAan'
Commander.
Pos, 10 Fillmore Mo-. May Id Yes: 2to Is: g.
Yes 50 80, unanimous. 49, No. 80 None.-C W.
epeer, Commander
Tyler rost, Cumberland. Md.-Iembershp 81, and
gos 81 o as the IN
a. None 90 There were s. but two have del We regard
the rebel flag order as all Infamous outrage'-Ld"ard
schilling. Commander.
rost III. Victoria. No. May l4.ul Yes. II vote,
g? Yes lo no. aSGa' u.s. g, 40; d aa So'es ops
d. r. Mckee, Commander
Pos, Perry Baker. Carleton. Mich.-we are unani
mousy opposed TO the Dependant Pension biu ID Us
he vcioes We don't let the boys the poorhouse
either.-John p. Wallace. Commander
Morton Post. snohOmlsh. ". T., April 3o-tD Yes,
(2) Yes. Sl2 81 We do not approve 0j One'-h' !"
York, Commander.
Post ls. W. T.. April 26.-Cp Ye' ~ Yes. about
IS. g, No. a. The Government, owes each solder
unanimous vote. i5j NOne.-J. F. sslly. COMMANDED
Post "a Silver Cliff Col. April 28-Present, twenty
three "a Yes ~ Yes. Sl2. t3) No. unanimous
a. Discussed al length but no action taken to) None
W. H. Slauson, Commander
Post 2l7, OAK Valley. Kan. June % ID Yes e
Yes 70, 40. hundred times 90 Make our pay
equal 10 gold; unanimous vote equslze the bounty;
there too many technical laws.-W g. keniro Com
mander
Post 2O3 Minburn. Iowa, May I'D No, twenty.
two woes Il, Yes So Sl2 ami Sl6 for one two and
three Years service. 81 No. twenty-five votes. all
a. EquAlze bountos and extend arrears act-Mat
Crawford. Commander
Post ll5, Herman, Mlnn.-(D Yes q, Yes. C3) No.
al a. Make our pay and bounty equal 10
god this Is due aud more entitled to IL than
the holders OF bonds. (5D Eone-A- g. Earsley, CON-
ma nder.
Post 373. Bowling Green Ind. May 22-t1) Yes. (2
Yes. tl2 (3l No. by rising vote ~ Restore tho Ar
resrs 90 1wo We were Northumberland l. L.
Miles. Adjutant